Based on what he says to both Cassius and Portia in Acts I and II, which is the best description of Brutus?

A. He is bitter and jealous, but justified in feeling this way.

B. He is confident and proud, but hasty.

C. He is reasonable and honorable, but troubled.

D. He is smart and reliable, but thirsty for power.

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Duncan Haynes

7 January, 22:38

Based on what he says to both Cassius and Portia in Acts I and II, which is the best description of Brutus?

A. He is bitter and jealous, but justified in feeling this way.

B. He is confident and proud, but hasty.

C. He is reasonable and honorable, but troubled.

D. He is smart and reliable, but thirsty for power.

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Barkley · Answer 1

Based on what he says to both Cassius and Portia in Acts I and II, the best description of Brutus is that C) He is reasonable and honorable, but troubled.